Hello. I am thinking about setting up dcrd and solo mining, but does dcrd record your IP/does the Blockchain viewer show the node that relayed any transactions and it's location? Thanks!
Other nodes will know your IP, as for the blockchain I don't believe there's a dedicated input that records IPs automatically.
When you run dcrd, you're running a node; it needs to relay block information and the network relays information back to it about new blocks that're found. Any other information you can provide about pools not working? What does your setup look like at the moment?
Mining errors even on online VMs, not just my internet. It returns a json_rpc_call failed/HTTP error.
Run cgminer with the --debug option, then post the full output here. Also post the commandline you're using to launch it (or cgminer.conf if you have that setup). Looks like you have the wrong url/port from what you've said.
Check that your dcrd config has a miningaddr option with an address you own. You'll also need to run dcrwallet and have cpuminer connect to it. Then run cpuminer: Code: ./cpuminer -a decred -o https://127.0.0.1:9110 -O rpcuser:rpcpass Use -DP to show debug and protocol output.
It seems to have a "time out" error. Unfortunately, this cannot be fixed because this is not the only thing that has happened to :/
Sounds like you've either turned off tls and/or you are trying to connect to a remote wallet and need to set dcrwallet's rpclisten option to its hosts external ip (the one you want your miner to connect to).
Since I must broadcast my IP if I solo mine, I have tried this on a pool with this error. Unfortunately, there is no version of cpuminer-multi with Decred that works on linux without having to download the source code and build it.
O.O Well the problem is that all the online free VMs run Linux. Even if one actually ran Windows (and was free) it would return that error anyway, which is weird since they are running the internet, not me. Why would it error on both my computer AND a remote VM?